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                    [Title] => ADB extends $1.35-M grant
                    [Summary] => A $1.35-million grant will help strengthen financial institutions in which ADB invests to ensure that ADB’s private sector transactions are as high impact as possible.


ADB works with financial institutions – banks, insurance companies, non-bank credit companies, leasing companies, exchanges, and depositories – to help further mobilize savings and extend credit, and to help deliver ADB funds to sectors that cannot efficiently be reached directly by ADB’s operations.
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The size of the loan was not disclosed at the request of the special purpose vehicle, Cameron Granville Asset Management, the ADB’s principal structured finance specialist William Willms told AFP.
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ADB works with financial institutions – banks, insurance companies, non-bank credit companies, leasing companies, exchanges, and depositories – to help further mobilize savings and extend credit, and to help deliver ADB funds to sectors that cannot efficiently be reached directly by ADB’s operations.
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The size of the loan was not disclosed at the request of the special purpose vehicle, Cameron Granville Asset Management, the ADB’s principal structured finance specialist William Willms told AFP.
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